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Postal Ruskin Carrier Annex Post Office
6859 N Us Highway 41, Apollo Beach, FL 33572
Contact Numbers
Phone: 813-280-6502
TTY: 877-889-2457
Toll-Free: 1-800-Ask-USPS® (275-8777)
Carrier Facility: This location is for mail processing only. For retail services, please use one of the nearby locations below.
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Nearby Post Offices:
Gibsonton
11126 S Us Highway 41
2.3 miles away
Sun City Center
1645 Sun City Center Plz
3.0 miles away
Ruskin
455 N Us Highway 41
3.2 miles away
Riverview
10810 Boyette Rd
3.8 miles away
Hillsborough County
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Carlos Alvino
Sent my stuff back after I put in a request to hold my mail, and I didn’t even get a notice that it was being sent back.
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Jessica Lapointe
I have a certified letter there. It was unable to be delivered due to no one was home. I’ve tried to find your location and have called multiple time. Please help. I don’t want it returned to sender
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Phyllis Thompson
Where are my packages that was lost? You guys still have not sent them back when I dropped them off a week ago with you.
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Jose cavazos
why do they close a 2pm? so early I don't get off work early enough to make it there.
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Mark Ward
Rudest set of postal employees on earth. They rarely wear uniforms, deliver mail drunk (or at least smelling of alcohol,) clearly resent their job, and are rude. The worst is the queen bee at the post office, she makes you wait outside if there's one person in the post office, even when there are thunderstorms.
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Rachael Ward
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This location is horrible, the lady asked if I was vaxxed and wouldn't let me in.
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Kevin Flemens
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Didn't answer the door for about 10 minutes (yes, I rang the bell). Hours are only 10am -2pm during the week (bad for those who have jobs). Hopefully, the system will become more efficient as our area becomes increasingly populated without any infrastructure accommodations.
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